
Create worlds or survive nightmares in this month's lineup.
Hello, PlayStation Now fans! February is here, and that means a new batch of PlayStation 4 games joining the PlayStation Now library. Starting today, PS Now subscribers can enjoy The Evil Within, Lego Worlds, and Cities: Skylines, which will be available to stream and download on PS Now. These titles will join the PlayStation Now library of more than 800 PS4, PS3, and PS2 games in all.
Developed by Shinji Mikami and the talented team at Tango Gameworks, The Evil Within embodies the meaning of pure survival horror. Highly-crafted environments, horrifying anxiety, and an intricate story are combined to create an immersive world that will bring you to the height of tension. With limited resources at your disposal, you’ll fight for survival and experience profound fear in this perfect blend of horror and action. (Available to download (PS4 system only) and stream.)
Lego Worlds is an open environment of procedurally-generated Worlds made entirely of Lego bricks which you can freely manipulate and dynamically populate with Lego models. Create anything you can imagine one brick at a time, or use large-scale landscaping tools and pre-fabricated structures customize any world to your liking. Explore using helicopters, dragons, motorbikes or even gorillas. In Lego Worlds, anything is possible! (Available to download (PS4 system only) and stream through August 4, 2020.)
In Cities: Skylines, build the city of your dreams and watch it flourish. Bring on a smog-filled industrial revolution or create a quiet beach town ideal for tourists powered by renewable energy. As the mayor of your city, you’ll be faced with balancing essential requirements and helping the economy thrive. (Available to download (PS4 system only) and stream)
Don’t forget to check out January’s lineup of games including Horizon Zero Dawn and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, which are available until April 7, 2020. You can also catch up on PUBG, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, and Formula 1 2019, which are available until March 2, 2020.
If you haven’t tried PlayStation Now yet, now’s the perfect time to give it a spin with the seven-day free trial* for PS4 and PC. We reset the trial in January, so anyone not subscribed or not in a trial on or after January 16 can try the service and the latest additions for seven days, even if you previously had a paid or trial subscription. Download the more than 300 PS4 (and PS2) games in the service to play on your PS4 or PS4 Pro system, or stream any of the 800+ PS2, PS3, and PS4 games to your PS4 or PC. And with our new low prices, you can jump into the action for just $9.99 USD ($12.99 CAD) monthly** or $59.99 USD ($79.99 CAD) yearly***.
Stay tuned for more updates on PS Now. Happy gaming!
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1. Every PS2, PS3, and most PS4 exclusives should be permanently added to PS Now. And new exclusives should be added 2 years after they launch.
2. PS Now on mobile devices.
3. 1080p option for console and PC.
4. More PS4 versions of PS3 games.
5. More AAA franchises and prioritize permanent titles over temporary ones.
6. Have indie titles launch day one on PS Now
Since there is no option to like your comment, I agree!
And how do you expect them to make money if they give you all of that by charging you about $5 per month? Great ideas but let’s be realistic. Video games are about business and making money; by putting every single game on there and by putting indie titles on there since day one, they’re losing a ton of money since people woudln’t need to buy all of those games if all they have to do is pay $5 for it all. Imm sure the temporary games have more to do with contract issues and money in those contracts which is why they can’t simply be permanent. For only paying approximately $5 per month, let’a not whine and complain but let’a be thankful for the vast amount of games we get for that tiny price. PS, each month they only give a few games but those games are amazing! God of War, PUBG, Uncharted: Lost Legacy, Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, The Evil Within (which I now don’t have to buy thanks to it being on PS Now)! They’re doing an amazing job for a majority of the PS Now fans and whoever doesn’t like it, well they can simply get over it and enjoy the vast amount of games or can simply go elsewhere instead of paying a very tiny $5 per month for so much.
No ones talking about adding every single game. We’re talking about games that have been out for years and they, themselves sell for $15. There’s no reason why PLAYSTATION exclusives cant be permanent on a PLAYSTATION serive. Especially when there are already dozens of others on there. What I’m talking about is adding the other old exclusives, that currently arent on the service.
These are reasonable improvements to a service that is in dire need of improvement. How do you expect something to get better if you just accept whatever they give you? You talk about the price being $5 a month. It would still be $100 a year if people didn’t complain.
This service is “good” but certainly not great and there a plenty of things they need to do to improve. Theres a reason why there are 100 million PS4s and only 1 million people use PS Now. Meanwhile 6-8 million people subscribe to Game pass despite being more expensive and Xbox having a smaller install base.
Show me your data/evidence of those 6-8 million Gamepass users compared to 1 million PS Now users since it looks like you just took that out of your……. um
pocket lol.. There is a reason Sony Playstation is more popular than XBox which shows in its sales and shows via XBox popularity plummeting while PS is skyrocketing in value. XBox is desperate hence why they have to give so much more while PS is thriving therefore don’t really need to give everything away since they’re at the top looking down. I’d love more of their exclusive games to be added too but I’m sure it’s a ton more
complicated than you or I think. I’m sure it’s not as easy as just adding those games in there so until they’re able to add them all
in, I’m still thankful for even getting 3 new games added every single month. I agree with you that I’d also love more games added, but I can’t complain with the vast amount we already have now for only $5 with three extra games being added every 30 days. Let’s not get too greedy and forget to be grateful for all of the great games already added lol
Actually, Sony said it themselves that they have 1 million subscribers
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.videogameschronicle.com/news/playstation-now-game-streaming-service-hits-1-million-subscribers/amp/
And its estimated that game pass has around 9 million subscribers.
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/features/xbox-scarlett-inside-microsofts-plans-for-the-next-xbox/
And you’re missing the point. If xbox has a smaller install base and less fans that logically they should have less people subscribe to a service thats more expensive than PS Now. But in reality, even though there are a 100 million people with a PS4 only 1 million of them has this service? Why is that? Maybe ite because, even though it’s good. It’s not proving most people with something that they feel they need.
It’s ok to like this service. But criticism is ok too. The $5 a month price that you love bringing up only came about because people complained about the price being to expensive. It’s ok to like the service, but being a corporate cheerleader is cringy.
I’m sure that there are many gamers like me that don’t have an interest for PS Now. If you like it, great. I do find it amusing that someone would argue against a lower price point. The lower it goes, the more subscribers you hook.
@Pharmer_Amko, google “gamepass subscribers” and then “playstation now subscribers.” Sony reported 1 million subscribers last Nov. Game Pass is estimated to have 9.5 million. I see nothing to dispute those numbers. MS is luring people in with a few (tbh very few) big titles going to GP on day 1. PS Now undoubtedly has the larger catalog. It’s not about the number of games. It’s about what games are offered. No fanboyism for Xbox meant. I enjoy my Pro far more than my X1X.
I don’t see anyone arguing against a lower price.
I was just curious where those numbers came from. If that’s the case, then it would definitely help to improve at least some aspects mentioned by @UltiGamer500 but I just don’t see all of them being realistic or easily achievable (although every single suggestion he made would definitely be great!).